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Learning C/C++ Step-By-Step Many people are really interested in learning and implementing C/C++ programs on their favorite platforms like DOS/Windows or Linux. If you are the one looking for a step-by-step guide to get started, this tutorial is for you. Let me know your comments on  my tiny attempt to serve the community.

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The tutorial looks so great. But I have some doubts. Why do you use "clrscr()" function and conio.h library, if you are using the C/C++ standard? (I found that in the pages number 4 and 5, but that is as far as i got).

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I tried to lead learners from learning C to C++, so the pages 4 and 5 reflects most of the usage of C language, so it introduces users to learn about other header files.

By: Shantanu Goel

Great tutorial Ganesh. And here is a link for people who finish your tutorial and want to learn a bit about how to make their code secure and optimized: Safer Code - Secure Coding in C/C++ This has a lot of stuff regularly published to cater to various security and performance related issues with C/C++ and anyone can follow it easily at a gradual pace.

By: Anonymous

Very nice!

By: pickatutorial

Great Work. Keep it up.

By: TodaysTech

If anyone is interested, I have an ongoing blog that is covering the transition from the Business world to the Programming world.  Since it's from my own perspective, I think it can be easy to read and relate to for most first timers.

 http://livingtodaystech.blogspot.com/2011/07/learning-c.html

By: Crosility

In the chart, it says 'vhar', not 'char'.

By: Jason

Why using conio.h ?   It is not part of C standard, C++ standard, nor is it part of any Linux or Unix libraries.  

The inclusions of Microsoft specific libraries in chapters 4 & 5 have me doubting the validity the rest of the tutorial (learning c/cpp on Linux).

The tutorial is well written, however,  but I think it would be more appropriate on a .Net or Msdn blog. 

Thanks Ganesh!

By: HARI

Best guide to learn C Easily...

thank u

By: bhp

Great tutorial

By: leo

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By: Goudarzee

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By: Edward_Reeds

Can someone explain why should I use clrscr() if we are leaving the reference undefined?

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By: sharon maxwell

This is the great steps for the fresher as well as experience ...Thanks for the sharing :)

By: sharon maxwell

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By: Rahul Tripathi

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By: alison watson

Such a great steps !! Thanks for the sharing !! 

By: Jhanvi

Rich stuff! These tutorial are very knowledgeable and worthy of a programmer. I will definitely practice it. Thank you for these valuable content.

in the standerd data type table, I think the first word is Char not vhar.

By: charly

rely good and intersting 5 stars

By: cdg

This "tutorial" is ridiculous. The author's "English" is almost unintelligible, and there are so many coding errors (e.g. "vhar" instead of "char", \* instead of /*, etc.) that the tutorial is useless without a more reliable text.